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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16

Nsv Yors ssocka,

HRW YosK. Aug. 10. In p. m.-Aoney closed
at per cont Exchange steady. u 80
q s5k Governments steady. Currancy So, q n
bid :%'s Coup. q q bid %ks do. q Gs1s bid.
The stock market this morning opened nrm
ana during tho hrst hour there was ute an
active buying of St. Paul, North west. New York
h New England and western Union. Under
the buving values advanced u to ~ per cent.
In the hour TO midday there WAS . slight reac.
tion, but this was fully covered aiter midday.
ald At the present writing the market 10 nrm At
the best figures.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16
4 LAggO EASpOe.

b r. Stouer, formerly OF this county, who
has been in Venxuela, South Amsrica, for the
post two ysars erecting maohinssy tor New
Ycsk house, 10 In Lancaster. He brought
With him red psrros OF tSsmsudous sizA 1t
- about - large - a'rooster and hes green
WinSs and . tail two test In length. The
hlrd viii b. On sxhibitiou st ZoEtman's res
oansant IN the Peansylvanis railroad s.asiop,
uD11 70 morrow morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16
Went Into An Oven to sleep.

John J. Reilly, - years old, foreman for
Rathbun, Ssrd Il Co, stove founders in
Albany, New York, disappeared on Saturday
morning, and Monday his body was found
In an oven for ing ladies' 1t is supposed d
he went In there to sleep. Fire was started
on Saturday and the door of the oven was
then locked, his presence not being noticed
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16

Jacob Sourbeer, OF 2222 West James street,
II tho owner OF fifteen hens that are profit
able kind 70 have. They are OF the White
and Brown Leghorn variety, and since the
first Of January and up to last evening they
have laid 1888 eggs. Mr.. Sourbeer IL now
getting from eight TO ten eggs per day from
them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16
A Third Rail ON North 0ussu s.rss

The Lancaster city street railroad have
secured from the Millersville company per-
mission to use tho track of the Millorsville
line for the two squares from Chestnut street
to Centre Square on North Queen street
This will involve third rail on thess two
squares. This conclusion was reached ct Q
meeting last evening. Some few preiimin.
aries are still to be settled before the agree.
ment on the rental IL drawn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16
Combined Chssp Excassson To Ocean Grove and
Long Bsonch.

On Wednesday. August II. Round trip tick
ets gooo for six days. fare only q TO- via. Phiia
dsiphiA Reading and Hound Brook route spe.
ciAa tnrough train leaves Lancaster (King
...oe'l ~ I'D . IN Columbia, ESD Landisvtlle.
s Aanhsim. sos; Lititx. s:i7. and Ephrsts
p IN Long Branch, s:Ia over sisht howr- ~
the beach. Tssksts gooA 70 rutrrn on Wsvns
junction or PhiiaAsiphia.
aug6 8,lO.lll6.l6kltV Z,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16
The Pri1s Mapa.

Eight contestants for the h. J. McGranr
prizs Of $50, have handed to c. H. Barr, tn,
maps OF Lancaster county drawn by them, II
accordance with Mr.. McGrann's cffsr. Fiv,
Of the contestants are boys and three girls
The name OF the successful one will be IN
nounced at the county fair ON Thursday, Sept
lat
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16
HIS Father WIN No. prosecute.

Ihomas Murphy, who was arrested for
tsasn riding . few days ago by Officer Roy, /,
Wae thoueht was wanted for robbery. Chief
smith this morning received . postal from
euperintenoent kelso, Of the New York DO.
lioe ttFce, that Murphy's correct name In
Wm. Mcdonnell, and that bis parents, whom
- robbed. declined to enter . salt against
I'm,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16

mary sigman, OF East Vine street, near
DUKE called st the mayors Otiics this morn.
ing and reported that herself aud family are
In destitute circumstancea Her husband
has been sick number of weeks With
typhoid fever, and their funds arc exhsustad.
Donations left st the mayors oftios viii be-
forwarded 10 the destitute family,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16
Died In R0OdinG

Edward Bser, aged 45, brother of John
Bser, Ephrsta, native Of this county, died
at his home in Reading on Monday. He was
. mschinist by trade and worked In that city
eleven years Two daughters survive. The
body will be buried ct Ephrsta
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16
Teechers 10 ~ Ex.m,pea.

Prof. N. J. Brecht county superintendent
of public schools, will hold an examination
Of applicants for certificates In the boys high
school. West Orange street, this city, at 10
o'clock Saturday, August e. This examine
ton u open to all those who did not have the
opportunity to 10 examined at the regular
examinstiOnA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16

George M. Wsnbsugh, Of Columbia, .
printer who works In Harrisburg, was mar
ried TO Miss Marion Coulter, OF Harrisburg,
In Camden last Sunday. The Patriot says
the groom had the consent of the brides
parents, but they preferred TO have the knot
tied In Jersey rather than procure . license
In Psnnsylvsnis.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16

Safety gates for the Pennsylvania railroad
crossings have arrived and are now lying at
the Harrisburg pike crossing.
Jscob X. Miller IL rapidly oonvalesing from
his recent lpj uries on the railroad.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16

Ciussos Hend Cneep Excorssou 70 Atieouc Oily
On Wednesday. August II. Round trip tick.
cts. good for three days. fare only tl75 special
through train leaves Lancaster (Ktng streetl at
t:aD .. m.. Columbia ESQ. Landisville 45s. Man
helm Sos. Little SIT. and kphrsta 66. Special
train returning same day will leave Atlantic
City at $50 p, IN from Philadei phia-Br0ad and
Csllowhill depot p. m. Ths only cheap excur-
sion this season to Atlantic City. FOR particu-
lars see circulars ut all stations G. 4 u. Il.
sugs. s.iO.ls.l5.l6&2tW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16

HIrzsLB Bssass In th.s city, on The lbth in.s
tsnnts, roltct Of the lats Capt Geo, HitxaibS.s
ger. In the 18th year OF her a6e.
Ths Felstavss ana friends Of ths family ere re.
speetfully lnvitoA 70 stteA1 the funsTNl. froa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16

Lancaster Commaudsry n nights TEN plar
have already engaged quarters at the Seventh
Avenue hotel for their members during the
conclsve Of next May in Plttsburg.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16
AIAssmsa Msrshsy Psys Beck.

This sitsSn0on Alderman Hershey paid
hack 10 two OF the men arrested
to9 "a alleged TOW on Water street,
the sum OF el5 "a, the amount that he u said
10 have overchayged In their oases. The
Other men implicated In these oasss will also
make demand for return OF the mouey over.
paid.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16

CHICAGO, Aug. l6, 1880 a m.-harket opened.
= asAl-sept, 7Uc. oct, 7issc; Nov 75Ac.
n-Sept- tolSc Oct. &thc Nov axe.
Oats-Sept., l.c Oct, .b1sc; Nov. &c.
Pork-Jan., el!S
Lard-sept. o. sex Oct. d 6!k Nov, ESQ.
Short kibs-Sept. q s6; Oct, Gso
CLosINa.
Wheat-AuR:. ss1sc: sept. seIsc Oct. 7o,sc.
Corn Aug, Gt.c Sept, &c. Oct, +v>xc
Nov, H1sc.
OHtA-AuR.. 2lLc; Sept, S,c; Oct,
soc Nov. Y5skc.
Pork-iear. eli so Jan, Glli
Lard.Aug. 50 ~; Sept d 80; Oct.
d co; Nov, u SIX.
Kibs-Aus q IS Sept 81 s5; Oct. :, s.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16
RARhDfA.


Philaaslphia Prodscs aarasa
PuILApniPHlA, Aug. l6.-Vlour market steady
sales. l1UO barrels Minnesota bakers, o aCbA "
Pennsylvania Family. q zoos CO Western DC.
8 7aDA2s; Patents, y 2S1A Is
kye nour steady. q dOe21 IS
Wheat-August fsac sept saac Oct. sissc
Coru-August, 0kc.: sept, &sSc; oct Askc.
OAts-AuKusI Stc.: Sept, Sc; Oct StAc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16

Louise Brown hes besn complained against,
before Alderman Hsrshey, for being . com.
mon scold. Mary Frey appears - the prose
cutsix. The accused sntsrsd bail for bear.
Ing o. "Wednesday eveiing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16

- .''s
D4OnDfAs Auo. IA vesy unfortunate
&11 hoQpoo0d q Moaday evening
~ ~ edosk - John Wolf . switch.
n r. ~ - "a q the eeGe yards Of The
v1vunln ra1lfoo0s ~ thb plaoo The In
oeo iseegAe eso1ne 0e run O NE different
np - ~ yueds Welt beang employed 70
1 - eWi1oAO eue thas purpooA Aftefthe
lDonAe t1ln, drawn b engine No 6AS, wss
~ oEuekea Wolf mounted The cabin car,
uo1GA ~ 0lnEtoA down The main track,
QD11ng a ~ roae U1opo talking 70 oue OF
)>oo1p1n honda Ono ofafg Of tAo train did
- - tho woin trnok end when The cabin
- punsAoa this point he con caught the
0V1ounman, thsuWlDg him with great
lwUo aDnangt ~ had rail- OF the cabin
cn1nh1nG ~ lh9oenines cloee 70 the platform
- 80 nilink 70 ne tfack' As We gwen
onee p ne ucan msa snd D.ousn. /"
- n11sued hospital ana Pnys'cian sun.
1oeeA Ansr IN sxan!nauon II was iound
08 - poees Wsfe oroken. Uus No nso re.
aveo sstnDie !san ~ INC -. Ps1s Vi nls
oooos wnicn pleo very ptoiusely. no siso
eosealned numper OF serious bruises soout
Abbody and tight le6. WMi was Afterwards
ye0ovso eohie nome on walnut ssrees aooVe
FouEth, end hh condition y much improved
III morning. A few yeafs ago WOLF met
VIII ~ accident on the railroad, losing MS
Sfght arm
A6scssd - Goal 0as.
LAse night the family OF Lewis Parkee
pscprietor OF the Railroad hotei, were nearly
suaocatsd BY coal sas. A new stove had
besu purchased BY Mr. Parkes and placed in
position yesterday. Upon rising this morn
Ing Ar. PArkes had peculiar sensation In
Ais heed and peculiar feeling about mis-
soomach. He u oncs called his vie and nad
vssos dimculty in arousing her' VINO also
oomplained OF the same peculiar ieenng. Dh
W. @. Taylor was sent for ana Wnen ne
arrived detected the fumes OF coal gaA
The children were In serious condition and
Wofe restored after Considerable dimculty.
The wagon Broken.
Considerable damage was done to the
wagon belonging to John Yeager, butcher,
yesterday by the running away Of colt be-
logging 70 Joseph Hinkle. The team had
been driven out the Marietta pike for load
q sheep, and the colt was tied TO ience
while the sheep were put In the wagon. The
animal became frightened and ran in the
turnpike st q rapid rate, tearing loose
from the wagon. The horse was caught near
Third street and was not injured.
Trying to Reduce the Toll.
A petition 10 being circulated among the
business men and others which will be pre-
eeuted to the Pennsylvania railroad company
The petition asks for the reduction Of bridge
toll, from Wrightsville and return to one
half tho present rate. The reduction IL tc
apply only to people Of York county who de-
airo 10 attend the Columbia weekly markets.
The petition hes been signed by log business
man and 4 large number of private citizsns,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16
work for $50 nAOn.

The sheet mill OF the Reading iron works
at Reading, Pa, which has been Idle for sev-
eral mont started up Monday, giving en-.
ployment to 80 hands
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16
An Additio.sl ,Exscus,on.

An additional execution for slO2 5s was ~
sued against VIM Il. HELENE, grocer, this
morning, Joseph Ostheim 4 Co., wholesale
grocers, issued It.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-16
Light snow ssII In I.shigh.

A light fall Of snow occurred At Allentown
at On early hour Monday morn ing, with the
temperature at 60 degrees. The fall con-
tinued for few min utfs only.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02

was great-nearted, noble, and generous.
He was studying for an honorable pro-
fession, but he had an in1deI book in his
trunk, and he said to me one day: ODE
Witt, would you like to read it?"
said: eyes, I would" took the book
and read it only for few minutes, I was
really startled with what l saw there,
and | handed the book back to him ana
said: "You had better destroy that
book" No, he kept it. He read il. He
re-read it. After awhile he gave up re-
ligion as a myth. He gave up God as q
nonenity. He gave up the Bible as a
fable. He gave up the church of Christ
as q useless institution. He gave up
good morals as being unnecessarily
stringent. have heard Of him but twice
in many years. The time before the last
heard of him, he was a confirmed
inebriate. The last 1 heard of him, he
body, mind, and soul an awful wreck.
believe that one intidel book killed him
for two worlds.
Go home to-day, and look through your
library, and then, having looked through
your library, look on the stand where you
keep your pictorials and newspapers, and
apply the CQrlSLlaH prluClpleS nave Idlu
down this morning. If there is anything
in your home that cannot stand the test,
do not give 1t away, for it might spoil an
immortal soul; do not sell it, for the
money you get would be the price of
blood; but rather kindIe fire on your
kitchen hearth, or in your back yard, and
then drop the poison in it, and keep
stirring the blaze until from preface to
appendix there shall not be q single para
graph left, aud the bonfire in Brooklyn
shall be as consuming as that one in the
streets of Ephesus.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02
Texas Express Company.

The Texas Express company will on
January l, '87, open offices on Kansas
City extension from Fort Worth to
Gainesville, and On Paris extension from
Farmersville to Honey Grove, Tex, of
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railroad,
with the following Offices,
Kyle, Merritt,
Hsslet, Celeste,
Justin, Wolf CITY,
Gerald, Ladonia,
Krum, Honey Grove.
Sanger,
Vally View,
Gainesville.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02


At points marked there ale no agents, and
freight for such points must be prepaid, with
written instructions to put off at owners risk
Alvin, Lyons,
! tArcOla, Lampasas,
antelope Gap, *Lockhart,
| AlvaradO, +Linden,
Allen Farm, Leon junction,
| Athens, *LOck,
/ AXtell, Lords,
| Alto, Livingston,
! Angelina, tLeggett
BellVille, Lufkin,
| Brenham, lola,
! Buckholtz, LOgansport, La.
! Blum, Mustang, Tex,
| BeIton, fMiliAeim,
Brownwood, Mullen,
| Bangs, Mil&no,
Brantley. Moody,
! Ballinger, MCGreEor,
Bassetts, Meridian,
| Beiden, Morgan,
! tBig Cypress, Montvale,
Bette, sMeridith
Big Sandy. Midlothian,
| BrownsbOrough: Montgomery.
Bullsrd, Motifs,
Burke. ht. Pleasant
| +CrabO. MurChisOn.
/ tCOurOes. Malakof,
Caldwell, Mt. Calm,
! Zone. hit. Sellman,
Cameron, MURRAY
Coleman, Moscow,
Crawford. miami
Clifton, NOlanvilIe,
Cleburne, NayasOta
Crowley, NacOgdoches,
Copperas Cove, *OgIes,
Cedar Hill, OglesBy
clay, Phillips,
Corley, Pendl5tOn,
Cookville, PIantersviiIe,
Chandler, Pittsburg.
COrsicana, Powell,
Cleveland, PUrdOn,
COrrigan, tPauIe,
Corpus Christi. *Presswood
Clear Lake. quarry,
Duke, Richmond,
Dyer, Rosenberg,
Dallas, Rogers
Duncanvllle, *Ricker,
Dawson, +RitChie,
Fort Worth, Rusk,
FGay Hill, Sealey
GOldthwaite, SomerviIIe.
elmer, Santa Anna,
Gatesville, shannon,
Goodrich, Sulphur,
Sarrlson, Smiths,
Galveston, Summit
Gay Hill, Shepherd,
Hitchcock, +Sterne,
Houston, Shreveport, La,
Heidenheimer, THOMPSON, Tex.
Hughes, Temple
+Ha1e, Truelove,
Holly, Tharp's MIL,
Hubbard Citv. Texarkana, Ark,
Ingersol, Tyler, Tex
Joshua, TimpsOn,
Jacksonville, Tenana,
Joaquin. Virginia Point,
kenney, Valley Mills,
AOppSI1g H6lliB,
hilleen, Winona,
Kempner, waters
herenss Waco,
Kaufman, Yellow Prairie,
Kemp, Marlboro,
ZeDAyr.
The Texas Express company way-biIs d.
rect to st. Louis, Chicago, New York, Philadel-
phia and all important points. The Texas Ex-
press company is the only company that way
bills direct to all offices in the Southern Ex-
press company's territory. Shippers having
freight or money for points In the Southern
states will save money by shipping by the
Texas Express company at one through rate
TO- az
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-02

TEXAS EXPRESS OOMPANY's LIST OF OFFICES
At points marked there ale no agents. and
freight for such points must be prepaid, with
written instructions 70 put Oft at oWner,s risk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-01-15
QUEER ANSWERS.

H., ,.
W., ,.,i,.,d w,io,, Thcir worIs
Iher' Is S"nl''i''h" 'h"' lr',>h all"
invigorating in 4 plquant and uneN-
rccted answer which is like a dash of
salt srray ON the face. il half takes ava,
the hr.,tb while II arouse. nm a tive
.,1i,,. H.. ,,,,,,,,..,.,,, .,.,,.,+,, To
.''''' ~ '','
ms Grass p'l'l'"> 'i'' answer VI III"
la hful young m nj irwin" was inv ted
to stay AID dine at the house of a
wealthy rar> on.r upon whom he
.,1,ia m. hos, ~ ,.,., t,.L
was t'' ,h NV ,,ian, a., tn,. ' ,'o In
,u', W and -, .a1 i> hi ~. nx,,.n,,L CONN.,
P"'lN u YOU" m'lNr ''','' ''e!a''
I'a y, SIT, r'p' '' 'le s"u''T ' ,'.'',
am very ''''''>i'l' iof "''l' '' ;i
hai' ~ Il " il"' 'Nl ''' u ~ NY '"''-
her mere. ,.
~, ~ ",,'i'.',' " nav,
~ i,.,';.l1 ',, ',,'',i a. ,'1
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-01-15
CONVALESCEMT STAGES

Four Conversations IN str.finG the Aver
age Wan Disposition.
ConvaIcscrnt Husband (ti:~t day af-
ter cris - !!av" been very sick,
dear
Wife Very. very s:,i,.
Hub;nd ! ~ap.o e ii " Ii be months
before | shall Dc able TO get downtown
agan?
Wife Not so long rs that, l hope,
dear But you mu-tl't talk. Try and
sleep.
Husband Csrconl day after crisis)-
You must Dc / red out watching over
me, dear?
Wife-A little ire /; but | am so
thankful the danger is past.
liu>b band You list wa mt get
out ara II. and t | don surprls You
with ,omclh ng my name is not John
Smith. And the octor. too. He is Il
wonderful man, to have brought me
around as he has I'll remember him.
suppose couple of weeks from now
will see me all + chit a%an'
Wife -PoSs bly,. dear b It don worry
about such matters. Let YOUR mind
rest
Husband 9TH rl day af'e" the criSis) -
What does the doctor say about me
now?
Wife He says You are dong splen-
d dly. darling.
Husband Fo,ng spicnd dlv' Does
he ca dong >pl"nd.dly to lie here
like ma on 4 . AMI p ok out faces
from The paper on the wa,.:9
Wife There. there. dra", don't be
unreasonable. livery thing that is pos
sibe is being done ior YOU.
Husband fourth day after the cris:s)
Isn't it about time that fool doctor
was mere?
Wife He WI b here pres nt,y.
Husband Presently, Yah, You are
worse than he is. m gong down
town tn first of next week. and don
You and your doctor forget to remember
it.
And he id 20 downtown. and then
he went back uptown, and STAYED there
for six weeks. iHck.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-01-15
FARMERS CLUBS.



The Advantages OF email and Weli-Ar-
ranged Ne i:hh"r h"ni oreti"S.
| have made careful study OF
Farmers clubs and how to conduct
them, for ten years, and in SO do ng
have changed my views cons dcrablv.
| at first advocate ed county or town hip
clubs rs the best poSS Bile organization
for the farmer. have attended som
of the best county Glib, to be found
anywhere, and have never seen one
that | thought would compare with the
local club, with VIII ch | am fam liar.
In the large club the atlrndan is
always irrc-u ar and the Ia king i sure
to be done by the lew. 1t is probably
impossible to g. Il hundred or more
men togct er in an organization W tn
out GET NJ some who are windy and
verbose. ana in the large organl1atio
the tim 1t, who most need the ira no
that prel nrat on for. AVID p RI C. patton
in, the discuss ON would rnisl. are
given no chance The bcs; farmer,
club in my est nation is IN de up
of twelve or tn rtCer famil eS,
enough 50 they can meet once a month,
and get round in a year, meeting at the
homes OF the members. 1t is well to
have one extra family, so that in case of
sickness or any good reason why fam
llv can not take the club at the time as
gned, the extra fam " can take it.
The advanta res of the small club are:
|. The members are all thoroughly ac-
quaintcd with each other from the
start. ,. The attendance : sure to be
regular, for in Il small organ Zation of
this kind each mrmhcr knows he will
be missed, and ten yeas oh~crvat' on
in two clubs of this kind la, shown me
that a member rarely absent unl IS
unavo dab. V detained In such club
every member j, put on duty. The
president ass gnS to the mcnb RS their
parts Tor each meeting AMI sees that all
are called out. and every mem er takes
part. and even the most m Il soon find
it easy TO do duty. Our programme is
prepared year IN advance and p" Mt
ed, IN VIII oh : gwen the plac. and time
of meeting, and III topics and Various
sub-tupi"s 10 b. Scu~Se |. ". b.
LTOEH, n >t"cUntan.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-01-15

InHge RI. Of Alabama, who had he
lora,ed t" -,erv poliIica' parry known in
his State, and VII" uav~rth.less retained
the COCO w'lj ~ MS irlnw-tnwnsmen,
did So nv the exercise nf considerable
Mother Os.e day. after giving me
u"pHiar shi" p 'litical sd'lce 70 his neigh
hors. "a gentleman s.'h 10 hiin: Judge.
can place no 'ntiiruc" ia y"ur advice.
| remember AT tre beginning oi the war
how confidently Won assured us that the
Yankees would y" whipped il two
m"nths WHY. heard you saw that We
could whip them with p"p-guns.
Il did make tHht assertion replied
the Judge, with GiguIty, "d mai ain
it Sr}ll Wa could have whipped them
with poo guns, hit thy 'ec uIdnt fight in
that truY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-01-15

A young sprig of the English nobility
went out to Dakota to learn farming. He
had great d iiicuIry in mastering the
terms used in the management of cattle.
One day hs was diving his oxen, when
q ueighbur who was passing heard him
say, claw, there, haw.-Brg pardon, |
meant gee
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during this month, after the
| rush of the Holiday trade. To
clear up a store the easiest
| way is to sell the stock.
Coats for ladies and chill
| dren.
Furs away down in prices.
Remnants fur and Fcath-
er Trimming very cheap.
Astrakan Remnants - low
prices.
Dress Goods-all cut pieces
must go; | want the shelves
New styles Buttons; cards
cut in the rush must go; bet
ter than to REGARD them.
A few Leather Bags left. a
few vaces. Prices no object.
| want the room.
Leggins, Hoods, Gloves, &c.
Many have their price lost. |
| will sell below their value.
Remnants in Ribbon bar
gains.
Big lot Of lIamberg edge,
crushed and cut in remnants.
Just the thing for the winter
sewing.
Buy quick or YOU will not
get any.
| am not OverStockcd with
Millinery. | had to but a new
lot this week. All new STYLES.
Prices low.
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